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IN THIS engaging conversation, Roger McKenzie speaks with Margaret Kimberley, a prominent journalist and activist, about her journey into journalism, the role of media in social justice, and the impact of immigration policies in the US.
They discuss the rise of authoritarianism, state repression, and the importance of mobilising for change.
Margaret emphasises the need for more voices in media and the necessity of a national general strike to challenge the current political landscape.
The discussion highlights the interconnectedness of social justice issues and the importance of grassroots activism.
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